THE AfiJ T A Tff,R. IC CAX.KAKD MISCr LLA3STE CXJB. Weilsboro, Wednesday, Esc. 7. 1864, Haw AdvertisementB, TTtiit'-s'- 1 —J. B. Grief. -,. _ ■ airier a'd Huir- Brev&f —£, F. ShsibHu; -,. ~_J. F Donnluson, Prcthonotary. Hit cf itiffr?—WelUbnro Post Office. \ ‘ A -V ;P . D for the Nfed.y.— The iqcleffieii' quf the ~. lei j s [0 (be presumption that Ike be 1 .masual severity. Welitboro. tea but fedjpofir— tn -i, but few *be Tcr l F ocr ‘ As far as we,know,’ fenjilief’are helpless by no fault of fbtir own. Itcv ere, thetefore, very especially entitled to .deceive t l [id lie icacty enough to fendcr-them entire,-?- com f itsble Ifcne of them require 'to be suppor {ed en • iclt bv public appropriation. borne tpdlht'ers of frail? do much to provide for the others besides iumg caro of themselves. ’ o'■; * Feiheps it U requiring too much of the Oiqvseera a to expert them to, visit these'families (Toy week. This part cf the work should .be done tj ib? neighbors, and report made to the Overseers. It ibis way none need he cold or hungry. There is plenty, and to spare, and none should suffer. It ia t cl the intention of the people of this village that tty man, woman, crchild in their midst should suffer {or the necessaries of life. If this intention is cpr rii cut properly, no one will snfiex ■{ThUe we arc upon this subject let ns recommend a Itfcrm in the matter of electing Overseers of ■ the Peer. In recommending this we.intend no censure tt the officers now acting. • But the office should be filed by men of leisure, who have reached middle t -e end feel an interest in the poor. Young men ac not commonly attentive enough. .The Overseers of the Poor should be heavy taxpayers alsjj. Such B en will see to it that taxation is equalised. It is to bo hoped that the voters of this village will not, next Fetr'uerv. insist upon saddling the office upon the la ted married men, against their wish add will, at least. . ,q . _ . - . ■ . u. S. Sanitary Commietifcn. xto Rev. Mr. Wadleigh and Mr. and Mrs. recently from tbo Flald hospitals in th» Artfiy of the Potomac and domes, will address the So tiers' Aid Socictic!,' and tie citizens of Tioga County, on' the loti of the Sanitary CctrmuEion, at the ’following paces, viz: , - ■ At Mansfield, Tuesday, ISth inst. Aid Society, ladies and children, at 2 P. M„ to meet Mrs. Holstein. At 6P. M- Citizen’s meeting in M. E. Church. • t At Covington, Wednesday, 14th inst., at I P. M. At Blossburg, Wednesday, 14th inst., at 6 P. M. At Wellsboro, Tburtday and Friday, 15th and 16th isstants. • At Tioga, Saturaay, 1 1 th instant. At Lanrenceville, Monday, 19th instant. At Osceola and Knoxville, 20th and 21st instants. At llaiusburg, Friday, 254 instant. _' j. All who desire to understand the organization and the epwatien of this great ohatity, and all-who ques tion Its usefulness, are respectfully urged to attend these lectures, which will.be free to all. ' Eucf Moobe HofcßKiss, Sarah E. Morris, . * Associate Managers for Tioga County. Mansfield, December 6,1864. c Letter from Dr. Webb, Mower U. S. A, (isif. Hospital, I Ceestsct Hill, Phil’a, Kot, 25, 1864, j Psirsn Cobb Thanksgiving waa a day’of festivity in this Hospital. Most of the hospitals In' this city Here bounteouslyfsnpplied with iainriss by the citi tta:. but this was Itreated to a thanksgiving dinner it the surgeon in” charge, Dr. Joseph Ilppkinson, !.cJ the Doctoris truly, worthy of mnch praise for the fr.ci aud expense elicited on this occasion- Probe llr it was one of the most extensive dinners given in :h"o United Stales, and I assure you the soldiers hot vci- enjoyed hut appreciated this bounteous feast ■ ihe table was 2600 feet, or a little mere thogi a half mile in length. It was suppHe*} with 2200 lbs. .[ turl-eT, well renated, with richly eeasoneMressing.< :;.vOO «jEterB, slajparrels of cranberries, % 1 bushels cf’potatoes. 'with a proportional amount of-tufnip, c&bbage end beets. After these 'veteran soldiers— loice cf whom bear the tears ot over iv score of bat* j tkt, bfi.d done ample Justice to - turkey, oysters;*dc.,- j ditj were treated to a dessert cf ice cream, of which j there wna plenty for about three thousand that par* uck thcieof. , ■ The Band the way a very excellent German | Urd‘. d : scouned some of onr best, National airs; "liie ihc soldiers were at the tabic, and when “ Ral ly trtrr.u the Flag beyt," Was played It was respond ed to It three hearty cheers by oyer voutded veterans tliat had received their T'Liie “ rallying aronnd the flag” npon the«seld Cf t-Ule ■ • - TbiLktigving at "Mower” will be reiuembesea r iib pleasure and satisfaction by many noble patri oi ffhen returned to their respective rgzimcrits, nobly tearing the hardships of war for their cuitbtry. Tie soldiers farioughed to partake in the fight of :;L of November lost, ore promptly returning, having i.ne their respective duty - on the occasion, and the lojs in Hue ' understood that duty well. Yours, Ac,, W. W. Webb. In Memorieru, The following resolutions were- adopted e£ a late meeting of the Philorbetorian Lyceum of Osceola •' j ‘'“eireas, Through the unsearchable wisdom of an i overruling Providence another of our noble young ‘ men. Mr. Jacob D. Tax Duses has been called by i death from a Sphere of usefulness in our'midsty thru leaving vacant n loved seat a£ the bbrnc fire side, thus sundering a bright link In the golden | chain of tie social circle, and by his doaty society ; having lost an ornament, education a friend, and humanity'a brother, and The deceased while a resident of* Osceola v;;? a renlius, respected and usefifl the rh.l- rlit:loilan Lyceum, always at his faith ful In the discharge of every duty, earnest!: devo ted tc the interests of literature and gc,cnce, a scholar and devoted teacher; tbelfcf're That we, the members of the said Lyco nm unite cur heart-felt sympathy, with the Swjurmag •dttivcg and friends, ( io this tbeir Sonrof tioa, and though wo may vainly attempt tolled up taeir broken hearts, or assuage tbeir bit 4 .or.grief,though irreparable 10-s has been sustained, yet w« would in Lambic submission to Him, all it-.rpg veil.” Most gladly do we unite in his lesti-* fc:r.ai of esteem for the departed, that ‘‘ None saw Mm but to love him, r.amed'hiin but to praise.” Ihet in view of the extensive circle who team the lost of this valued friend, the,above ho •■utardci to the Agitator for publication. I acto.W. That a copy of these resolutions bo sent tbs parents of, the deceased, ' J Alias H. Bosard, Secretary. hcTtcE Extp.aoebixap.t. —lf yon want a-' choice leaver Cloak, or now Woolen Shawl,-chtap, _go to J ’ A, Persons. If you want to - select from', a very landtome of Dress Goods, Cloths. ‘ r hoaertlc Good* ot the lowest kinds -of prices, go. “1- A. Parsons. Finally, you-can make money by '" r i your trading with ns in any goods wo- deal in, “' " r Stock is lorgc, bonght cheap, and is.to be told vOKk ttrochesp. Call and tee- J. A-'r^r.EONS. X. Y., Nov. SO, 1864. i MAiRRIEOT 5 -la Gaines, on the 17th of October, 136 i ,by S. I}.. E>q.. Mr. RICHARD %. ENGLISi \ to Miss AiiASDA \V. REED, both of Dolmkr.■ t 1 — 1 DIED. at At Ease Corps Hospital, IBth Army Ci-Sys, near t .““‘ cf Rocks, Va., November 14th, ISfl-'dafter e bat severe illness, JAMES K. BRqSfCS, bi D, 207th Eeg’t Fa. Vole., yonng ; 3S«on ol J aoidatnd Calvin Brooks, of Hector, Potlei fi £ fc d 20 years,' 10 months, and 5 days, iryl itc deceased ne» a bravo soldier, a tra kfriend, iir * T Br * D kerned patriot, and leaves a S* tittle of Iritnda to mourn bis eerlyde ffi. . James V. Lsi-c#,' Orderly Sergeant Co. D, 207j| jg, V. Sylvia l . In the Common Pleas of the \ vs. ’> County of Tioga, May Term, John R. Genson. j 'EjftH, No. 200. - Ejectment for lot of land situate in the township of ! Tioga, in the conniy of Tioga, end Slate of° Pennsyl vania, bounded acd 'described *3 Rllorrs, to wit; be ginning at a post in. the north line cf Jsnd contracted by said Sylvia Varmentjir Wells & Beck ; with and now in possession of William JL Kyes and ! others at the south-east corner cf land of Lcuisa Ta \ bor ;*thence north three degrees west along the east , line of said Taber lands one bundredTOui to iha south j bank ol Crooked Creek ; tbuice south de i greet east along said creek fa? pet rtrrrc-y cf C. P. 1 Dean) abent sixty reds to a pest ? thence by same .north eighty live.degrees and three-fannhs east 16 rods to a post; thence -ucrtb two degiet* west 16 rod? and one tenth to e post: thptu e north -11 degrees east four rods and three tenth? ro a post; thence cast three rods to a, poet; thence south degrees edst 11 rods to a post; tbtnce louth 30 degrees east II rods to & p t .ii: thence scut-b 56 degrees east 7 rod * to a post; thenco south SI degrees east eight rods; thenee north 45 degrees east 83 rods .to a p’ost; tl.enre east 6 , rods and sa\ en tenths thenc© south 45 degrees east , seven rods to a post south 26 degrees east 20 : rods to a post : tbenc© sooth thiiteen degrees - west 29 rods and seven tenths U a yo*l; thence south twelve ; degrees r.nd one half wett fifty rods and five tefiths ! to a hemlock ; thence by land aforesaid in possession 1 of Win, E. Keyes and others, north SS degrees west . S 5 rods to the place of beginning—containing sixty j acres of land, the right of possession or title to which * is claimed by kh© said plaintiff. , And now Dee. sib, 1864, on motion of plaintiff’s 1 attorney and soggestion*that the land claimed in this I,suit le unoccupied, and the defendant does not reside [ in said cdunty-end has no known agent or person resi ! [lent in said county having the charge of superintend ence of said lauds- A nils is granted on the defend ant John~R. Genscn and plead on cr before the first day of next term. 1 IiOGA COUNTY, SS I, John F. Donaldson, Prothonctary cf the Court of Common' Pleas of said county, certify that the above i« copy of a rule entered in said suit. In testimony wbereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my se.\l of officeftt Wellsboro, this sth day of Dec., A. D. JSG4. J. F. DONALDSON, . Deo. T. hS64-3t, Prothoaotary, FARM FOR SALE. —The undersigned -wishes to dispose of his Farm in Covington township, ly r ing on Elk Run, about three miles from Covington Boro, and generally known as the ** Wetherbee Farm.” It contains about 93 acres, with about 60 acres improved.' The soil is of tho very best quality of upland and the cleared portion is entirely free from stomps. It is well wetered and has good buildings. Those who want to buy a good Farm may find it to their advan tage to pay this a-visit before they “ settle down." Qnod warranted deed given. For terms apply to fi. H. Potter, Middieburj Center, Pa., or to Levi Rock jweil, Cherry Platts, Pa. J. B. POTTER. -• Washington, D* 0., Not. 30, 1864. SPECIAL NOTICES. ' Important To Females. / , an. CSEESBIHAN’S P2IJE.S. f ihc combination of ingredients in these Pills is the reiult of a long and extensive practice. 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FILLS bore been & Standard Remedy fcr over thirty years, and are the most effectual one ©Tor known for all ccnplainta pecu liar to females. To all classes they nre invclrmble, inducinp, with certainty x periodical regularity. They are "known to thousands, who have used them at different periods, through, cut the country, having the sanction of some of the moat eminent Physicians in jiTr.erici. EzpUc%tu2ir&:tions. seating \c%zn they skoiild not ti used, with ee'cb Box—the Price One DJllhr per Sox , or 6 Bozos fcr ccnSaming from 50 to €0 Filial. v Fills ?rnf iy mail.promptly, secure from observation, by remitting to or any Agent. __ § UNSOLD BT DRUGGISTS OKIIERALLT. HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, 81 Codar St., ftot? York - ScU in Welbtoro. by JOHN* A. EOY.' y In Tioga, by H. H BORDEN. J In LawrencevUle, by W. G. MILLER. March 23, ieei-ly. 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Sufferers wishing to profit by the adverti sers tad experience, and possess a sure and valuable remedy, con dd so by addressing him at onod at his place of business. The Recipe find fall information —of vital importance—Will be cheerfully sent by re turn mail. Address, JOHN B. OGDEN No. 60 Nassau Street, New York. P. S.—Nervous Sufferers of both sexes will find this information invaluable. Dee. 7, 1864-Smos." i - - CpEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR,TO RENT.— X\ Id the Borough of Mansfield,-[from i of an core to 40 acres, as may suit the purchaser; somo Interval Land, also. Dp Land, well watered, in plain view of the State Normal School, meetings and - other good privileges. Will be sold on reasonable terms, accord ing to location, quality and quantity of land. For a payment on i to r the purchase moner down, and time on balance tO-fnit the purchaser. Title indisputable Also, Stock of various kinds, seven Young Fucks of South Down flood. Mower and Keeper and other farming utensils, too numerous to mention. Address Rev. D. P. J4AEYOTT. Mansfield, Nov. 16, 1884-Jt # Concentrated lye, for sale at ■ ROY'S DRUG STOP?. iV.' NOTICE. fH E TlO G A GOU>’T Y A G IT A TOB. General Order Wo. 1. HEADQUARTERS OP THE IRON BRIGADE —or— Tioga and Potter Counties. ALL persona whether liable want ing any articles made wholly or iron, are hereby notified that the headquarters oTthls Brigade ia permanently located at the Knoxville Foundry, whcie all such wants will be supplied upon presentation uf " The Qfeenbacks.” If yon want a Cook Slope call at Biles'. If ynu want a Parlor Store, call at Headquarters. If you want a Box Store, call at Knoxville Foun dry. If you want a